Upcoming courses2024-01-23 - 2024-03-19 (English). Register here.Course descriptionTarget groupTeachers who participate in assessment, examination and who give feedback to students.Extent40 hours.
Upcoming courses2024-01-23 - 2024-03-19 (English). Register here.Course descriptionTarget groupTeachers who participate in assessment, examination and who give feedback to students.Extent40 hours.
Development is a strong driving force for the university and our staff. Below we describe some professional development support we provide to staff.
Teaching and learning in higher education
The Centre for teaching and leadning (UPE), which forms part of the University Library, provides active professional support to Karlstad University’s teaching staff.
CRS
» Forskning
» Pågående forskning
» Avslutade projekt
The project aims to contribute to the strengthening of regional innovation systems in Värmland, in relation to the transition to a forest-based sustainable bioeconomy.
The project explores what it means for a region to transit towards a bio-economy, and the processes through which regional actors build and implement such transition.
Ulf Mellström, professor. Gender Studies at Department of social and psychological studies, Karlstad university.
ulf.Mellstrom@kau.se
+46 70 582 03 42
Andreas Henriksson, lecturer. Sociology at Department of social and psychological studies, Karlstad university.
andreas.henriksson@kau.se
054-700 23 88
Katarzyna Wojnicka, lecturer. Sociology at Centre for European Studies, Gothenburg university.
katarzyna.wojnicka@gu.se
Andrea Priori, lecturer.
Veronica Stigsson, alumna of the year for 2018, has contributed much to the food industry through her knowledge of and interest in chemistry and chemical reactions. The joy she takes in her work as well as her skills make her an excellent ambassador for Karlstad University.
“I am honoured and glad, but was surprised when I heard that I’ve been named alumna of the year.
Are you interested in learning more about the world you live in? Would you like to understand why life looks a certain way in various places and how the increasing mobility of people across the world can be explained?
HHK
» Samverkan
» Samverkan vid HHK
» Alumn och partners
» Interviews with alumni
What do you do for a living?
- I am an estate agent at Skandiamäklarna in Linköping and I am very happy there. It is a stimulating working environment with very fun working tasks. Considering the fact that I have wanted to be an estate agent since I was 15 years old, this feels like a dream come true.
Why did you choose the real estate programme?
- Since I was certain of what I wanted to work with at an early age means I also had a very clear plan.
… within the Research School on Sustainable Societal Transformation since 1 February this year. Why did you decide to do a PhD?
“Well, because I’m curious, I want to learn more, develop, and also contribute to developing the knowledge in social work as a field...
...
2023-03-13
Henrik, you recently began your doctoral studies in Geomedia at Karlstad University. Tell us about your background.
- I have a Master’s in cultural studies from the University of Gothenburg and an interdisciplinary background in humanities with a great interest in culture and social policy issues. I’m interested in the way geomedia affects society and culture, and the spatial aspects of media.
Tell us about your research project
- The idea is to focus on digital exclusion in public transport.
Sociologi
» Konferenser
» Konferens om Åldrande och migration i Sverige och Japan 11-12 maj 2022
Digital inequalities in the framework of health and social welfare services. The case of older Russian-speakers in Finland
Digital information and communication technologies are becoming increasingly important for public administration of welfare states. Due to enthusiastic digitalisation projects, many welfare state services have rapidly become ‘digital by default’.
Our research explores the social dynamics of political and economic inclusion and exclusion. Racism, as an ideology and everyday practice, constitutes an integral part of this focus, as do discourses on cultural values in contemporary processes of both conflict and convivial coexistence.
Lotta Braunerhielm, project manager for ”Digitisation and the Tourism Industry” and assistant professor in Human Geography, informed about a new project aiming to increase the knowledge about and promoting place-related experiences through digital solutions.
Learn about exciting new materials like organic molecules, which promise low-cost, high-efficiency solar cells that can be printed like a newspaper.Professor Ellen Moons, leading expert in the field of solar energy research, shares her recent findings.More information and link to Zoom webinar.When? Wednesday April 23 kl. 12:00-12:45Where?
2025-05-28
Social media has helped normalise the far right. The algorithms amplify and advance strong feelings and opinions and turn us all into consumers of extreme views. This has been identified in Enjoying the Fall, a new doctoral thesis at Karlstad University by Pasko Kisić-Merino.
– One example is how the idea of “the immigrant”, in particular the male immigrant, is constantly being connected to violence, criminality, and genderphobia at the hands of the far-right.
As employer you can choose to train your staff through Karlstad university. Risk- and environmental studies are active in a number of professional training programmes through Karlstad university Uppdrags AB.
The external review of Karlstad University’s strong and excellent research groups concludes that the Computer Science research group produces high quality research.
As part of the university’s strategic investment in research, Computer Science was established as an excellent research group in 2014. Now, two years later, external experts have evaluated the group and assessed research quality and progression.
Centrum för genusforskning
» Evenemang och seminarier
» Evenemang vid CGF
» ÄLDRE EVENEMANG
» CGF-evenemang 2022
» Nationell konferens för genusforskning - G22
» Öppna paneler
In this panel, the focus is on the continuity and changes in the conflict between labor and capital and how it is manifested in the everyday life of workers and workplace struggles. 40 years of neoliberal labor market politics have in many ways transformed the Swedish labor market weakening workers as a collective and unions.
Den 7 oktober 2015 arrangerade KuFo ett symposium om Sigfrid Siwertz.
11.00 Inledning, Anna Forssberg, Lektor vid KaU
11.15 ”’Jag har ju sagt dig, att jag är en fri man.’ Sigfrid Siwertz Jonas och draken som bildningsroman”, Peter Forsgren, Professor vid Linnéuniversitetet
12.00 ”Begreppet arbete i Sigfrid Siwertz romankonst”, Anna Forssberg, Lektor vid Karlstads universitet
13.30 Siwertz som aktivist: ’Eldens återsken’ och Första världskriget”, Ma
Welcome to this open lecture by American anthropologist and Guest Researcher at Karlstad University, Associate Professor Benjamin R. Teitelbaum, University of Colorado Boulder. Teitelbaum is the author of War for Eternity: The Return of Traditionalism and the Rise of the Populist Right (Penguin, 2021), Lions of the North: Music and the New Nordic Radical Nationalism (Oxford University Press, 2017), and Limitless (Verso, forthcoming 2026).MedverkandeBenjamin R.
2017-05-05
The Embedded-nätverket Värmland/Dalsland arranged a network seminar where Sebastian Herold, researcher in Computer Science at Karlstad University, presented the project REVaMP2 (Round-trip Engineering and Variability Management Platform and Process).
REVaMP2 is a European collaboration with more than twenty partners from academia and industry.
2018-04-09
Part of the examination task at the course “Advanced service management” at Karlstad Business School is making a poster on your work, like the ones at research conferences. This is a way for the students to show their knowledge- and a way to use research methods in this master's programme.
As previously, all posters were put on display all around the Business school, building 11.
Bibliotek
» Forskarstöd
» Synliggör din forskning
» Open Science
In recent years, prices of traditional subscription-based journals have increased dramatically and access to scientific content has become a question of resources.
The interpretation year is a one-year independent course at advanced level, where you get to work on developing your artistic and professional ability. The education is an extension year aimed at you who already have a bachelor's degree in music but wants to study further towards a professional career as a musician.
Read more about the course and make your apply here.
KUFO
» Forskningsprojekt
» Tidigare forskningsprojekt
The aim of this project is to study interpersonal and interspecies encounters in science-fiction literature, film and television as intercultural encounters.